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US 2024/0260743 A1Published application
Furniture with organizational frame
AssigneeParagon Furniture, Inc.
InventorsRichard KASSANOFF, Robert Larry STEWART
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Abstract
In various implementations, furniture, such as a table (e.g., a desk) and/or free-standing board, may include an organizational frame to which other members (e.g., table top, white board, smart board, etc.) may be coupled. The frame may include legs and at least one organizational member disposed between two or more of the legs. The organizational member may include a plurality of openings. The opening(s) in the organizational member may be able to couple with one or more organization tools.
Claims20
A table comprising:
- a frame comprising at least two sets of legs, wherein each set of legs comprises:
- at least two legs;
- and
- a top side extending between the at least two legs;
- at least one organizational member disposed in an area between the at least two legs of at least one of the set of legs;
- a first seating area disposed between the first legs of two of the sets of legs;
- and
- a second opposing seating area disposed between the second legs of two of the sets of legs;
- a tabletop coupled to the top side of the frame, wherein the tabletop extends at least partially over the first seating area and the second seating area.
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A desk comprising:
- a frame comprising at least two sets of legs, wherein each set of legs comprises:
- at least two legs;
- and
- a top side extending between the at least two legs;
- at least one organizational member disposed in an area between the at least two legs of at least one of the set of legs;
- a first seating area disposed between the first legs of two of the sets of legs;
- and
- a second opposing seating area disposed between the second legs of two of the sets of legs;
- a tabletop coupled to the top side of the frame, wherein the tabletop extends at least partially over the first seating area and the second seating area.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.